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Throughout the process of pouring, leveling, and finishing concrete, cement masons must monitor how the wind, heat, or cold affects the curing of the concrete. They must have a thorough knowledge of the characteristics of concrete so that, by using sight and touch, they can determine what is happening to the concrete and take measures to prevent defects.
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USCIB Letter to European Commission on "Cookies" and Protection of Privacy in Electronic Communications March 19, 2002 Mr. Erkii Liikanen Commissioner for Enterprise and Information Society Rue Wiertz 1047 Brussels BELGIUM Dear Commissioner Liikanen, Thank you for responding to my letter of October 9, 2001 expressing our general views on the Draft Directive on processing personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (500PC0385). Although some of our concerns have been addressed in adopted amendments by either the Parliament or Council, several persist. We encourage you to reconsider the issues mentioned in my first letter. Following our initial comments to you and Commissioner Bolkestein, an amendment was made to the text requiring web site operators who wish to send cookies to users' terminal equipment to inform them about it and to give them the right to refuse (opt-out) to receive the cookie or similar devices. 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Roy, Tirthankar (2013) An economic history of early modern India. Routledge, Abingdon, UK. ISBN 9780415690638
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This book presents a coherent and readable account of the economic history of India from the end of the Mughal Empire early in the eighteenth century to the formal beginning of the British Empire in the mid-nineteenth. Interest in the transition process and the period of time when it happened has revived recently owing to two unfinished debates. One of these considers the economic implications of the transition. In one view, it led to political turmoil and economic decline. In another, Indian Ocean trade and a new partnership between regional states and merchants encouraged accumulation and growth. The second debate concerns the origins of international inequality in the modern times, and asks when disparity in levels of living began to widen. The answer, it is believed, should suggest to us the historical roots of world inequality. Early modern India represents an under-researched case study in this debate. Historical scholarship that can address such themes remains limited in two ways. First, the major ingredients of a history – trade, politics, and institutions – have developed as discrete specializations. Students, therefore, need to sift through a large number of articles written from diverse points of view, and infer the big picture. Second, whereas regions within India differed greatly, a narrative that pays equal attention to the larger processes and distinct regional experiences is yet to emerge. The book intends to fill in these two gaps. It will present a connected history of economic change, and show how the major regions participated in the macro processes in rather different ways. It will, thus, offer students a historiography, and a narrative history in one place.
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Library of Congress subject classification: | D History General and Old World > D History (General) > D204 Modern History D History General and Old World > DS Asia H Social Sciences > HC Economic History and Conditions |
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The Therinian Ice Age was an ice age involving the Therinians many centuries before the 24th century.
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She started the trend of saas-bahu sagas on the small screen and film and TV producer Ekta Kapoor believes that the next big thing on television is the crime genre.
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"I did a crime team show called 'Gumraah' and it's doing pretty well because we did not even know that there is a lot of peer pressure which leads to young crime, we never knew these things existed," the 37-year-old said at the launch of Piyush Jha's book "Mumbaistan" here Thursday.
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That's a question China's poultry industry, facing $3.3 billion in losses due to a recent outbreak of bird flu (and still reeling from almost $10 billion in losses from a spring outbreak), may have finally solved. According to a Feb. 4 report by Xinhua, China's state-owned newswire, poultry companies and associations in Guangdong province, home to a significant percentage of China's most recent H7N9 bird flu infections, are proposing to require local authorities drop "bird" or "avian" and simply refer to the disease as "the flu."
The request would be comical if it weren't part of a broader campaign by China's poultry industry to pressure governments into withholding information about avian influenza outbreaks from the public, in hope of fooling people into thinking that poultry isn't the means by which the disease is spread.
According to a separate Feb. 4 Xinhua report, China's national poultry association, in collaboration with poultry associations in Guangdong and Guangxi provinces (Guangxi is also a major site of bird flu cases), recently sent an open letter to "governments at all levels" calling upon them to "stop reporting individual cases" of bird flu. The poultry associations, the report noted, "have a close relationship with the poultry industry." Most disturbing, the call for silence on new cases seems to have been heard: "Guangdong media," Xinhua notes in the report, are no longer receiving regular reports of H7N9 bird flu infections from local Guangdong health authorities.
This is madness. Timely, accurate disclosure of avian influenza cases (of which there have been hundreds of confirmed cases in China since early 2013), including information on how those cases were transmitted, is a critical means of educating the Chinese public about the disease and how to avoid it. And teaching the public also includes disclosing the probable source of the disease: birds.
Of this, there is little doubt. The World Health Organization's website for H7N9 avian influenza, the type most prevalent in China at the moment, notes: "Avian influenza A (H7N9) is a subtype of influenza viruses that have been detected in birds in the past." Likewise, H10N8, the highly virulent strain of the disease first reported by Chinese scientists this week, also probably originated in wild birds, "infected poultry and then reassorted with H9N2 viruses in poultry to give rise to the novel reassortant JX346 (H10N8) virus," said Dr. Yuelong Shu of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Beijing -- and one of the authors of the study in the Lancet -- in a Feb. 4 press release.
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<John> 04.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
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I've stayed at EastSeven several times while I was part-time studying at a university in Berlin and I'm glad I found the place! From the first moment I entered the hostel I was treated more as a friend than a guest and I can't thank the staff enough for being very friendly, supportive and helpful! Especially after stressful university days I really appreciated to have nice conversations at the reception or in the cosy kitchen/lounge area both with fellow guests and staff members. The hostel was always very clean and well organised, the location is perfect, the breakfast is great value for 2 Euros and I can't think of one single thing to complain about! I would always choose EastSeven again if I was looking for a place to stay in Berlin. Thanks again to Christian, Caro, Steffi, Sebastian and all the other wonderful staff members!
<Sabine> 03.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- good value for money!
We had a four days stay in Berlin and choose EastSeven Berlin Hostel based on recommendations from Trip Advisor and I must say this has been one of the best Hostels I have ever stayed in. The rooms and facilities is absolute great and you get a good value you for your money! Even the staff is very friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is good and it's a good location in a quit area.
<Christian> 03.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- dinner with neighbours!
This is a super-nice hostel with resonable price. You can easily take metro from hostel to major sites within 20 minutes. Due to its super-good kitchen and comfortable public area, you can even make dinner with your neighbors~ Breakfast is not free but it's only 2 and has really high quality.
<Siqi Li> 03.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- Super stay!
We had a super stay at the EastSeven Hostel in Berlin! The staff was very friendly and suported us whenever we had a question or a request! The bathrooms were always clean and almost no wating time for e.g having a shower! If you are looking for an excellent hostel in Berlin, pick this one! It's located just next to a tube station and you are everywhere very fast! Also the area where the hostel is located is very beautiful and you can get everything you want!
<Lena> 03.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- Great hostel!
The staff,The atmosphere,the location were excellent.....facilities also a big kithcen ....smoking room then you dont have to go out and freeze)))location is good close to metro station ..a lot of bars in 15 mnts to walk..great hostel....I will go there again!!
<Davit> 02.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- Immer wieder gerne
Immer wieder gerne. Leise, sauber, freundlich - Prima!
<Michael> 02.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- communal hostel
East7 Berlin is one of the freindliest, most communal hostels we have ever stayed in. Great common room with kitchen as shared space. Whole hostel is clean and beds are comfortable. The other guests (and staff) are warm and friendly but did not keep us awake when we had a 5am departure.
<Alwyn> 02.2013 Eastseven Hostel Berlin
- best hostel in the city
This was our 6th time in Berlin and EastSeven is so far the best hostel in the city. It's located in an excellent neighbourhood of Prenzlauer, with many restaurants nearby where you can eat affordable and good food. The staff speaks perfect English. There is a comfortable kitchen to cook or just to have a cup of tea in the evening, as well as garden in the patio, which should be a supercool place to hang out in summer. Showers and toilets are clean and always available. Highly recommended!
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Meeting in Brussels, officials reached agreement in principle on allocating $6.8 billion for infrastructure upgrades to boost economic recovery
EU leaders on Thursday night put an end to a three-month long haggle over energy, broadband and agricultural projects worth €5 billion, finally agreeing the terms and the conditions for spending the funds, part of the EU's economic recovery plan.
"We have reached an agreement in principle on the allocation of this infrastructure recovery plan—gas, oil, energy infrastructure, broadband and rural development. We'll be carrying out projects in 2009 and 2010, with finance mechanisms that are sufficiently transparent," Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek told a press conference after the first day of the meeting of heads of state and government.
The deal could only be reached by accepting a demand by Germany that the funding would only run for two years. A 'sunset clause' is to be attached under which all other projects that are not ready to go by the end of 2010 are not eligible for funding.
Commission president Jose Manuel Barroso was visibly relieved to see an agreement following months of criticism from member states over the idea of the fund and the amounts allocated to each member state.
Initially, the commission had proposed to use €5 billion of unspent money from 2008, but the idea was abandoned after protests from big EU donors like Germany who under EU law get the unspent community money back to the national budget.
Top-up to €50 billion for Eastern Europeans
EU leaders are set to discuss on Friday morning the possibility to double the rescue fund for Eastern European countries, currently at €25 billion, and which has already been tapped by Hungary and Latvia as part of their EU-IMF bailouts. New EU member state Romania has also applied for joint funding, the figure floated so far being €20 billion.
Ukraine, which has received an IMF-only loan, has been actively pleading for the EU fund to be opened up for the bloc's neighbours as well, and not just its members, as it is currently the case.
Both Mr Topolanek and Mr Barroso said money could be made available to "whomever needs it", as the EU would also support a doubling of the IMF funds—a position agreed by EU leaders in the view of the G20 summit in London.
Another item on the Friday agenda is climate change in preparation for the UN conference in Copenhagen, aimed at striking a new global deal on reducing CO2 emissions.
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The otherwise technical press conference was interrupted by a question from a French female journalist saying that "I see six men sitting behind the podium. Is that what Europe is like?"
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From Todd Zolecki of MLB.com comes word that Phillies reliever David Herndon underwent Tommy John reconstructive elbow surgery on Tuesday.
The 26-year-old right-hander claimed a spot in the Philadelphia bullpen this spring by fanning 14 batters in 16 1/3 Grapefruit League innings but strained his flexor pronator muscle at the end of April and hasn't been off the disabled list since. He can now be ruled out through the first few months of the 2013 season.
Herndon registered a solid 3.32 ERA in 57 innings of relief last season. He owns a 3.85 career ERA.
- drmonkeyarmy - Jun 19, 2012 at 9:15 PM
I know many Phillies fans disagree, but I like Herndon. He made great strides last season. The second half of last year he posted an ERA of 1.55 in 29 innings of work and a WHIP of 1.25 or something like that. What the Phillies wouldn't give for somebody producing like that out of the bullpen this year.
- CJ - Jun 19, 2012 at 11:15 PM
true, but he's been too streaky for my liking. He got hot late last year, but before then too off and on. Don't get me wrong…the way the bullpen has been, I'm not about to say this is a good thing or anything crazy.
It's just shocking how much has gone wrong for this team this year. It seems every week there's more bad news (and twice today alone). Herndon isn't the straw that broke the camel's back or anything, it's still somewhat early and they have young bullpen arms that might be able to overcome this. But with that said, one more good sized blow is probably more than this team can handle.
- drmonkeyarmy - Jun 20, 2012 at 7:20 AM
Furthermore, Laynce Nix had a setback in his calf issue and Stutes is haven't lingering issues with his shoulder.
- bleed4philly - Jun 19, 2012 at 9:53 PM
Doot doot doot, another one bites the dust!
- deathmonkey41 - Jun 20, 2012 at 9:19 AM
Seems like there has been an abnormally high amount of Tommy John's this year. Wonder if that's actually true or just seems that way.


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Conservation Issues | Environment | ConservationConnecting Us to NatureMarine protected areas offer a perfect adventure. Video Posted: November 1, 2012 | Running time: 2:33 |
Conservation Issues | Guest Speakers | Climate ChangeHenry PollackThe New Face of the ArcticHenry Pollack spoke at the Aquarium on November 9, 2011 on the topic of warming in the Arctic. He is an emeritus professor of geophysics at the University of Michigan, where he served as chairman of the department of geological sciences and associate dean for research in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts. He is a science advisor to former Vice President Al Gore's Climate Project and a contributing author to the Nobel Prize-winning Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fourth Assessment Report. Video Posted: July 25, 2012 | Running time: 4:44 |
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Conservation Issues | Guest Speakers | Climate Change | Marine BiologyLuAnn DahlmanAntarctica's Climate Secrets: Drilling into the Past to Predict the FutureLuAnn Dahlman, who spoke at the Aquarium on September 22, 2011, spent a season at McMurdo Station in Antarctica, working with an international group of scientists and drillers who are doing this innovative research. Dahlman is part of the Communications and Education group at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Climate Program Office and develops climate-related educational materials. Video Posted: December 12, 2011 | Running time: 3:18 |
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Howard Gordon's 'Tyrant' Lands Series Order at FX
As expected, FX is moving forward with Tyrant, the drama from Homeland producers Howard Gordon and Gideon Raff.
The network announced Wednesday that it has ordered the drama about an American family drawn into the workings of a turbulent Middle Eastern nation to series, scheduling it for summer 2014.
Tyrant hails from Homeland's Gordon and Raff, as well as Six Feet Under's Craig Wright. FX CEO John Landgraf has been high on the project, telling reporters in March that a writing staff had already been assembled for the drama, with additional scripts already in the works.
COVER STORY: Homeland's Secret Weapons: Inside the 30-Year Friendship that Stuck Together
The drama, from Fox 21 and FX Productions, was created by Raff and developed by Gordon and Wright and initially had Ang Lee on board to direct (he was later replaced by Harry Potter's David Yates.) Gordon, Raff and Wright executive produce the drama, which also hails from Keshet Broadcasting.
"With Tyrant, Howard Gordon, Gideon Raff and Craig Wright have produced a beautiful television pilot that will be a groundbreaking television series," Landgraf said. "Tyrant introduces characters and a world that have never been explored in a dramatic television series format. There is a reason a bidding war broke out over this project: It grabs you as all great epics do and simply refuses to let go!"
Tyrant tells the story of an unassuming American family drawn into the workings of a turbulent Middle Eastern nation. Bassam "Barry" Al Fayeed, the younger son of the dictator of a war-torn nation, ends a self-imposed 20-year exile to return to his homeland, accompanied by his American wife and children, for his nephew's wedding. Barry's reluctant homecoming leads to a dramatic clash of cultures as he is thrown back into the familial and national politics of his youth. Adam Rayner, Jennifer Finnigan, Ashraf Barhom, Moran Atias, Noah Silver, Anne Winters, Fares Fares, Salim Daw, Justin Kirk, Jordana Spiro, Mehdi Dehbi and Alice Krige star.
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"This project embodies our studio's guiding principle: get into business with incredible talent and challenge them to swing for the fences," 20th Television chairmen and CEOs Dana Walden and Gary Newman said in a joint statement. "Howard, Gideon and Craig, together with our fantastic team at Fox 21, have delivered a remarkable pilot. This is one of the most ambitious series we've ever set out to make and we couldn't be more grateful to John and everyone at FX who believed in its potential since the very first pitch."
Production will begin in March in Tel Aviv after the pilot shoot in Morocco.
Tyrant's series order gives Gordon four shows on the air in 2014. The FX drama will join the fourth season of Showtime's terrorism drama Homeland; TNT's upcoming Sean Bean spy drama Legends and Fox's limited series 24: Live Another Day. All three hail from Gordon's 20th Television-based Teakwood Lane banner.
For FX, Tyrant joins a growing drama slate that includes new entry The Strain, the fourth season of anthology series American Horror Story, The Bridge, Justified, Sons of Anarchy and The Americans.
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Organized by Wynton Marsalis and graced by a bevy of outstanding performers — Norah Jones, Paul Simon, Elvis Costello, James Taylor, Dianne Reeves, Robin Williams and Bill Cosby, to name but a few — the "Higher Ground" concert held Saturday at New York's Rose Theater put the full force of many of America's most talented performers behind hurricane relief.
The concert was presented by NPR Music, WBGO Jazz 88 in Newark, N.J., and Jazz from Lincoln Center. The benefit also included an auction, with all proceeds going to aid victims of Katrina.
Laurence Fishburne hosted the five-hour extravaganza. NPR's Korva Coleman and WBGO's Gary Walker anchored the radio broadcast with special guest commenator Nick Spitzer, a New Orleans resident and host of American Routes. PBS televised the event with Performance Today host Fred Child.
Hour One
Wynton Marsalis Septet: 'Ain' No'
Renee Fleming with Mark O'Connor and Eric Reid: 'Amazing Grace'
Shirley Caesar: 'You're Next for a Miracle,' 'He's Working It Out for You,' 'This Joy'
Aaron Neville: 'Go to the Mardi Gras'
Herbie Hancock: 'Eye of the Hurricane'
Wynton Marsalis & Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra
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Bette Midler, Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra: 'Is That All There Is?'
Abbey Lincoln: 'For All We Know'
Joe Lovano: 'Blackwell's Message'
Diana Krall: 'Basin Street Blues'
Marcus Roberts: 'New Orleans' Blues"
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Paul Simon: 'That Was Your Mother'
Dianne Reeves: 'The House I Live In'
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Norah Jones: 'I Think It's Gonna Rain Today'
McCoy Tyner: 'Trane-Like'
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Buckwheat Zydeco: 'I'm Gonna Love You Anyway'
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